

Rockwell's CCW is free and the latest version 12.0 comes with a PLC software emulator you can simulate I/O and test your code with: - /u/daBull33 Also, if paired up with Factory I/O over OPC you can simulate whole factories and get into programming. Your local tech school might offer automation programs, check there.Ĭodesys 2.3 and 3 are completely free with in-built simulation capabilities so you can run any code you want. If your post was removed and you were told to read the sticky, here you are!
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